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Stephen Curry's Criticism Analysis

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The criticism a person gets can either benefit a person or hurt a person. Criticism is in everybody and everyone gets it no matter who you are from Stephen Curry, 2015 NBA MVP, to me a 14 year old freshman. Criticism can benefit a person, because it gives you feedback on how to get better. Stephen Curry was drafted into the NBA in 2009, as the 7th pick onto the Golden State Warriors. He had received plenty of harsh criticism about his height and that he won’t fit in. For four tough seasons they had only made it to the playoffs once. But finally during the 14’ 15’ season he finally got his championship by using the reviewal as a boost to get better. Another example, Steve Jobs was the founder of the leading company, Apple.

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